Luxury Stay in Albufeira

Grand Muthu Oura View Beach Club: Wake Up to the Atlantic in the Heart of the Algarve

Book this deal and stay at the Grand Muthu Oura View Beach Club, a 5-star beachfront resort in the vibrant heart of Albufeira. Wake up to breathtaking Atlantic views and step directly onto Oura Beach. Relaxation meets entertainment here — from the spectacular infinity pool with slides and jumping areas to the children’s pool, landscaped gardens, and daily activities for all ages.

• Privileged Location
  Just 30 km from Faro Airport and 7 km from the train station, you stay perfectly connected while enjoying immediate access to bars, shops, and nightlife within walking distance.

• Gastronomy in Style
  From May to October, indulge in 14 themed restaurants, 4 international buffets, 8 cafés, 8 bars, and even a nightclub — all part of the all-inclusive experience. Savor Portuguese, Mediterranean, Mexican, Indian, Asian cuisine and more. During winter, services are provided at the nearby Muthu Clube Praia da Oura.

• Spa, Gym and Indoor Pool
  Unwind with sauna and Turkish bath sessions, rejuvenating treatments, and a fully equipped gym. The indoor pool adds the perfect touch for year-round relaxation.

• An Algarve Classic
  Seafront luxury, exceptional variety, and a prime location make this resort a favorite for guests who return year after year.

The perfect choice for those seeking beach, luxury, variety, and an unbeatable Algarve address.

Gastronomy and All-Inclusive: A Feast for Your Senses

If something truly defines the experience at the Grand Muthu Oura View Beach Club, it’s the freedom of not checking the menu — or the bill. Beyond its unbeatable seafront location, this resort wins you over with a culinary proposal designed to turn every meal into a memorable moment facing the Atlantic.

Flavours to Fall in Love With

Variety is what travelers value most — and here, monotony simply doesn’t exist. Each day brings new surprises, fresh inspiration, and international flair.

• Aqua Restaurant
  The crown jewel. Reserve a table by the window and indulge in themed buffets with the Atlantic as your backdrop. Dining here isn’t just a meal — it’s an experience.

• Bars with Style
  Sip a fresh juice after a swim at the Ocean Bar or toast the sunset with a premium gin and tonic at the Sky Bar. Vibrant atmosphere. Sophisticated vibes. Always on point.

Is the All-Inclusive Worth It?

Absolutely. The All-Inclusive package at Grand Muthu Oura View is one of the most competitive in the Algarve. Click here and discover all the details: https://content2.Jump2spain.com/en/deal/todo-incluido1741280607.pdf

Albufeira Curiosities

Albufeira is far more than sun and beach. Today it shines as the tourism epicenter of Portugal’s Algarve, yet beneath its vibrant energy lies a town filled with history, hidden corners, and unforgettable contrasts.

• A Name with Arabic Heritage
  The name “Albufeira” derives from the Arabic Al-buhera, meaning “castle of the sea” or “small lagoon.” Fortified by the Moors in the 8th century, its legacy still echoes through the narrow, labyrinth-like streets of the Old Town — a whitewashed maze rich in character.

• The Tunnel That Leads to Paradise
  From the historic center, step through a 20-meter pedestrian tunnel carved directly into the rock to reach Praia do Peneco. It’s not just access to the beach — it’s a dramatic, photogenic entrance to the Atlantic that feels like a cinematic reveal.

• An Elevator with a View
  The Elevador do Peneco connects the cliff to the beach, offering far more than convenience. Glide down while enjoying one of the most spectacular panoramic views of the Atlantic — no steep stair climb required.

• The Earthquake That Changed Everything
  In 1755, the Great Earthquake reshaped much of Portugal — and Albufeira was deeply affected. A powerful tidal wave destroyed most of the city walls and castle. The Church of Santa Ana remains one of the few structures that partially survived, blending architectural styles from before and after the catastrophe.

• From Sardines to Tourism
  Until the 1960s, Albufeira was a humble fishing village. Its rise to become the “capital of tourism” was remarkably fast. Yet at Praia dos Pescadores, colorful fishing boats still rest on the sand, preserving the authentic soul of its maritime past.

• The “Strip”
  In Areias de São João, neon lights and lively bars create an atmosphere reminiscent of Las Vegas. A bold and electric contrast to the traditional white village — and proof that Albufeira knows how to surprise.

The Algarve is Portugal’s sun-drenched southern coastline, famous for its golden cliffs, hidden coves and charming whitewashed towns. With over 300 days of sunshine a year, it’s a fantastic choice for families and couples looking for a mix of beach relaxation, scenic landscapes and authentic Portuguese flavour. Whether you prefer lively resorts or peaceful fishing villages, the Algarve offers something for everyone.

Make sure you visit:

• The spectacular cliffs of Praia da Marinha, one of Europe’s most photographed beaches.
• The famous Benagil Cave, accessible by kayak or boat.
• The historic old town of Lagos, with its cobbled streets and city walls.
• The dramatic rock formations at Ponta da Piedade.
• Tavira, a charming town with traditional architecture and a relaxed atmosphere.

Beaches we think you’ll like:

• Praia da Rocha (Portimão), wide, lively and ideal for families.
• Praia do Barril (Tavira Island), known for its peaceful setting.
• Meia Praia (Lagos), long and perfect for water sports.
• Praia da Falésia (Albufeira), backed by striking red cliffs.
• Praia de Odeceixe, unique for its beach and river combination.

Family-friendly activities:

• Take a boat tour along the coast to explore caves and hidden beaches.
• Visit Zoomarine in Albufeira for a fun-filled day with marine shows and pools.
• Enjoy dolphin watching excursions from Albufeira or Lagos.
• Try paddleboarding or kayaking in the calm morning waters.
• Explore the Ria Formosa Natural Park by bike or on foot.

Make sure you try these local delicacies:

• Cataplana – a traditional seafood stew cooked in a copper pot.
• Grilled sardines, especially popular in summer.
• Piri-piri chicken, full of flavour and spice.
• Fresh octopus salad.
• Dom Rodrigo, a sweet almond-based dessert typical of the region.

Make the most of your visit and go to...

• Silves (30–40 min), a historic town dominated by its impressive red castle.
• Sagres (1h), known for its wild scenery and dramatic Atlantic views.
• Serra de Monchique (1h), perfect for panoramic views and cooler mountain air.
• Seville (2h 30 min), ideal for a cultural day trip into Spain.